Mass Transit Changes During Snow Storm

MYFOXNY.COM - Give yourself extra time to get to and from your destination as a snow storm rolls through the area. All mass transit agencies including New York City Transit, NJ Transit, PATH, LIRR and Amtrak have plans in place for inclement weather service changes.

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Get the most recent updates on traffic conditions across the Tri- State Region including a look at roads and bridges from 11 traffic cameras. Also, keep an eye on the storm at  NY WEATHER AUTHORITY.

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NY State Department of Transportation offers a free travel information service with up-to-the-minute road conditions and updates on train, bus, subway and air service information. Call 511NY (in New York) or visit 511NY.org .

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NJ Transit is running on a regular, weekday schedule. Passes are being cross-honoring systemwide.

The agency also will keep all train station waiting rooms and buildings open for extended hours through Monday.
 

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Service on subways and buses is running on a regular schedule. This could change depending on the severity of the storm. To track your subway route, click here. To track your bus route, click here.

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The Long Island Railroad says it plans to temporarily suspend service if and when snow accumulations reach between 10 and 13 inches.

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Metro-North Railroad Is running on a reduced morning peak schedule. Starting at Noon- 4 p.m., outbound getaway service trains will be added. After 5 p.m., reduced peak schedule service resumes.

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Several trains on the Northeast Corridor are canceled or delayed. The northeast corridor remains open. There is limited Acela Express and Northeast Regional service between Boston, New York and Washington.

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